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Frank Floyd : Johnson & JohnsonITS Sr. Manager SDDC Global Core Infrastructure Services, Backup & Recoverability

Chirag Patel : VMWarePrincipal Architect

Data Archiving for VMware SDDC Using NetBackup: Learn from This Large Successful VMware SDDC Deployment Journey at a Large Pharmaceutical Company

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r publication or distri

bution

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Disclaimer

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Session Abstract

• Over past three years, Johnson & Johnson and VMware collaborated on the planning, design, deployment, and operationalization of a Software-Defined Data Center across the globe. The solution offers fully-automated virtual machine provisioning, using a wide range of technology and software including vRealize Suite (vRealize Automation, vRealize Orchestrator, vRealizeOperation Manager, vRealize LogInsight), VMware NSX, Flash Storage and High-Performance computing platforms. The SDDC environment is the foundation of a modernization strategy based on simplifying and automating server, storage, and networking infrastructure using software-defined technology to enable refresh initiatives without major downtime and eliminate “technology-debt”.

• This Large Pharmaceutical is deploying SDDC for their main datacenters, remote offices and DMZ environment. This session will cover technical deployment details, best practices and lessons learned from this implementation for data archiving using NetBackup

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SDDC Current State – 2017

Business agility • Reduced to Hours for provision.

• Creation of “As a Service” model for demand agility.

• Easily Pilot new ideas.

• Add Resources when needed, scale when

required.

• Break the hold of Physical hardware restrictions.

Availability • DR services built into SDDC POD.

• Workload Resiliency included in SDDC

Architecture.

• No longer required to manage availability

at the physical layer.

Scalability• Rapid Scaling of resource

• No long require a PO to add Hardware.

Financials • Usage model for consumption

• Remove HW TLM as a business requirement

• Scalable SDDC POD deployments are scalable.

• Faster Time-to-Market

• Business can fail fast, iterate,

learn – Agile/DevOps

• Adapt to market disruptions

• Get Ahead of disruptions

• Deliver On-Premise Cloud

• Improved Reliability & Security

• Built-in workload management

and security dramatically

reducing alerts

• Built in diagnostics and

escalation

• Enhanced change isolation

• Reduced time to resolve failures

Business Benefits

• Weeks to provision infrastructure

• Multiple touch points and forms

to provision

• Costly infrastructure to operate

• Opaque usage and cost allocations

• Complex and slow to scale

• Limited high-availability

and disaster recovery

2014 – Enterprise

Business/Customer Outcomes: “Driving from Legacy to True SDDC Benefits”

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StrategyPlanningRoadmap

IT Transformation

Global SDDC Rollout

Prove transformative power of SDDC Solutions

SDDC Strategy

• Viability of SDDC

• SDDC Business Case

• Establish SDDC Strategy

• Prove out SDDC “art of

the possible”

• Large ERP on SDDC PoC

• Target first major release

Initial SDDC DevOps Approach

• Built in “Fail fast” into DevOps Team

• Established SDDC Devops Leadership

• Built Executive transformation

sponsorship

• Partner with VMware Leadership

• Partnered with IT Leadership

• Created Dev/QA env for DevOps team

• Production SDDC rollout in Singapore

• Stress test of the SDDC environment

• Set Operational Goals and Business

Intent

• Establish Key milestones and Metrics

• Communicate to all Business units

and Customers

Global SDDC Implementation

• Agile, Agile, Agile

• Global deployment - 6 Sites WW

• Repeat Communication plan to

Customers

• VMware partnership and full

engagement

• Build out SDDC DevOps team and

support model

• Established customer DRI for workload

migrations

• 2015 : First DR/Colo Site in Malaysia &

First ERP app on SDDC

• Automation & Integration implementation

• Backup & Restore of entire SDDC stack

• Config./Design & Operations

Assessment

Q2 2014

2014

2015 - 2017

2017 - 2018

Global SDDC Expansion & Remote Sites

Deployment

• Automation & Integration Enhancements

(OS, DBaaS (SQL - Oracle), SAP BP)

• As of Aug 2017, ~ 18,678 VMs in SDDC

• Aggressive goals to migrate workloads

from Legacy

• Increased adoption of ERP applications

• Expansion of capabilities into SDDC DMZ

workloads

• Begin Rolling out SDDC at Remote Sites

• Global migrations complete to SDDC target

platform

• Achieve 40% Enterprise Application

Rationalization

SDDC Journey & Project Timeline

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SDDC Environment with VMWare vRealize Suite

▪ vRO for cloud orchestration

▪ vRA for policy based governance and service delivery

Network ▪ NSX for vSphere

Security ▪ NSX for vSphere

Hypervisor ▪ ESX / vSphere

Storage ▪ API-Based Storage Virtualization

LAN▪ Spine, Border Leaf layout

Storage▪ Tiered Storage Arrays

OS layer

& above

▪ MS Windows Operating System

▪ Linux operating systems

Servers

Private cloud

services

Backup

▪ X86 2-socket CPU

▪ Enterprise Backup solution based on Virtualization

Management tools

▪ vRA Configuration and compliance management through workload automation

▪ vROps for unified performance, incident and capacity management

▪ Integration of vROps with IT Service Management tools (CMDB and Event Mangement platforms.)

▪ Integration with Identity and Access Management

▪ Financial management and cost transparency

▪ Enterprise Backup solutions utilizing vDP for data backup

▪ Disaster Recovery through SRM

▪ NSX for Software Defined Networking

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▪ Establish Release Management standards and DevOps approach

▪ Separate Hardware and Software for agility and break legacy mindset

▪ Standardized Maintenance Windows for SDDC platform

▪ Increase level of availability and up-time

▪ Improve Storage and Backup OLA rates

Design Criteria

SDDC Technology Stack

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Data Archiving Components

• How do we achieve data archiving

• Business requirements

– Reduce SLA time from 3 days to minutes for provisioning and decommissioning backups for servers

– Replicate data offsite

– Use VADP backups aggressively – (>65% of workloads are using VADP backups)

– Reduce the hardware stack to support a pod

• Original forecasts estimated 32 proxy servers

• Today we utilize 4 proxy servers, 2 ip media servers and 1 master server

– Achieve >13x deduplication ratios

• Tapeless target deduplication ratio when deployed in 2014/2015

• SDDC has achieved 35x deduplication ratio resulting in >97% reduction in data on storage

• 80 PB of logical data resides within SDDC, over 55% of our total data footprint

– Patch Backup server OS’s to the latest patch release from vendors

• This has proved challenging given the support matrix between RHEL, Veritas and VMware

• Multiple tests performed onsite and confirmed by engineering in order to support OS proliferations with VMware.

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Original POD Design

SDDC R1 POD (EDC Regional Site)1000 VM Design - 2014 Hardware Environment

Servers and

Chassis

HP c7000 BladeSystem▪ HP BL460c Gen 8 blades (20 cores total)▪ Two 2.8 GHz 10 core 25 MB cache, 512GB

▪ 1 dual port 10 Gb Converged Network Adapter (CNA)

Two 10 Gb Ethernet Ports

▪ - Two dual port 16 Gb Fiber Channel HBA = Four 16

Gb FC Ports

▪ Cisco/HP B22 HP Edge Switch

Network

IP Network:

▪ Cisco Nexus 7xxx switches (Spine)

▪ Cisco Nexus 56xx (Access Leaf)

▪ Cisco Nexus 56xx (Border Leaf)

▪ Cisco/HP B22HP Switch Modules

SAN Network

▪ Brocade DCX Directors

Storage

Storage: (700TB)

▪ 3PAR 7400 (3 Tiers) Auto Tiering

▪ SDD, SAS and NL SAS

▪ Netapp NAS and Replication offsite.

Compute

Architecture

(Yellow servers)

▪ 32-Node VMware Clusters

▪ vCenter Servers

▪ Integration into Operations Software

Stacks

Backup /

Recovery

Netbackup Software

▪ Master/Media and VMproxy Backup

Tapeless:

▪ DD990 and Replication offsite.

SDDC

Management

(Red servers)

SDDC Management Stack ▪ ESXi and VCenter

▪ VCloud Suite Ent (VCAC Agents, vCO, vCOps)

▪ NSX and Log Insight

▪ Backup NBU Proxy servers /OpsCenter

▪ Storage Management Software

SDDC Network Core

Bunker Site

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Note: Additional rack may be required for infrastructure wiring or power considerations

NetBackup / Data Domain Components & Architecture

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• Step 1 - Conduct NBU / Server Assessment• Step 2 - Network BW Requirements and Design• Step 3 - Deploy Network • Step 4 - Lab Setup • Step 5 - Implement (Phase 1)• Step 6 - Redirect legacy backups to DD• Step 7 - Configure and replicate to off site backups• Step 8 - Begin Decommission Preparation• Step 9 - Repeat for other sites (Phase 2/3)• Step 10 - Transition to Steady State

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bution

Architecture and Scaling Considerations

• Challenges and tweaking we had to do to ensure we are backing up 100% of all workloads

• vCenter

– Increased CPU/Memory of vCenter to accommodate the number of requests/Snapshots being run

– Suggest keeping VMs to < 7,000 per vCenter

• NetBackup

– Leverage Resource Limits

– Use Accelerator where possible

– Monitor for hung query / processes

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NetBackup / Veritas Considerations

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Which Transport Mode to Use?

• NBD Transport

– Easiest and most commonly used

– Need to understand performance implications (VMkernel QoS)

– VMware’s VVOL may mandate this

• SAN Transport (Fibre and iSCSI)

– Lowest impact on ESXi

– Typically used on more important VM’s

– Explicit access to SAN & Datastore required

• HotAdd

– All backup processing load placed on ESXi hosts

– Additional HotAdd VM’s to install, maintain

– ESXi hosting HotAdd VM must have direct access to Datastores

– Makes sense in certain environments – e.g. remote office



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NetBackup / Veritas Considerations

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NBD Transport NetBackup VIP Resource Limits

• Set ESXi & Datastore Resource limits to 1 or 2

• Balance backups across ESXi hosts

• Minimize load on each ESXi host

• Maximize throughput to NetBackup media server

• Redo smaller at any given time

• I/O spread out across Datastores

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NetBackup / Veritas General Recommendations

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• vCenter Resource Limits

– No higher than can be supported by NetBackup Media Servers

– Recommend no more than around 50

– This number dependent on vCenter version

• ESXserver = 2

– Spread load across vSphere environment

• Datastore = 2

– Datastore is almost certainly heavily impacted by VM activity

– Lower number improves snapshot reliability & lowers I/OVMworld 2017 Content: N

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Operational Considerations

• Ensure capacity is available for DB API backups such as RMAN/SQL

– Two media servers is sufficient per POD

• Create standardized NetBackup Policy Names

– Enables scripts to be called that provisions a client to the necessary policies and NetBackup settings

• Provisioning went from 3 Days to minutes

– Clearing the host cache may be required if you have automated deletion of VMs that failed provisioning

• Train your partners on the modified process

– Your partners may become concerned as work they once did has become automated

– Show them the benefit and where they can focus their time

• Who wants agentless backups?

– Why maintain a NetBackup client on 65% of your workloads?

– VCO workflow created to add or remove the NBU software

• Allows the client footprint to be reduced by 65%

• Enables provisioning to be completed faster by not copying the NBU binaries and installing the software

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Best Practices - Lessons Learned

• Stick to the design

– Failure to stick to the design will lead to capacity issues

• Who’s fault is that? It doesn’t matter

• Stay tightly integrated with the group performing automation enhancements

– Example: Moving workloads automatically between pods is great, but it overprovisions the backups in one environment if the backups don’t move also

• Keep processes consistent

– New provisioning works really well, Migrations are challenging

• Often running both a snapshot backup and traditional file level backup due to the VM being placed in the wrong folder

• Force standardization and reusing existing processes already developed(i.e. use the same process as a newly provisioned VM would use)

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Best Practices - Lessons Learned

• Sufficient Datastore Space for snapshot

• VMware Tools and Symquiesce will conflict on Linux VMs

– Veritas and VMware have thoroughly tested and confirmed Symquiesce is no longer required

• VMware Tools stunning of the VM can cause VMs to hang

– Use right, latest and consistent version of VMware Tools

• Monitor for hung vms

– VMware Tools and other processes within OS trying to write to logs during quiescing

– Multiple balloon drivers on Linux VMs

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Highly Suggested Session

• NET2866BU : Learn from challenging but successful NSX Deployment Journey with VMware SDDC at large Pharmaceutical Company

• NET2866BU : Learn from challenging but successful NSX Deployment Journey with VMware SDDC at large Pharmaceutical Company

• MGT2898PU : Pushing the Limits: Critical Customers Partnering with VMware Engineering

• DEV1519PU : DevOps in the Real World: Customer Panel

• NET1777BU : Troubleshooting Methodology for VMware NSX for vSphere

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